If there's one thing you can count on, it's Matt posting unreliable data then interpreting it incorrectly. Went back to the original thread where you posted this and here was my response:
Here's part of your response:

Unreliable data? It's the government fucking data, dipshit.
As for defining what a "hospital" is, do you get that even if 10 TIMES AS MANY PEOPLE were hospitalized for Covid, they still would not have been "overwhelmed".
Furthermore, hospitals didn't do ANYTHING here for people with Covid - they would check in, and be immediately sent back home to push vaccine sales! Fucking idiot.
The only reliable data we have - maybe - would be ICU capacity. And the average Canadaan ICU had EIGHT additional patients per year.
In my city, we have 22 ICU beds. Do you know how many were filled during the pandemic peak?
27.In 2013, my hospital needed more than 22 ICU beds [gridlock] on 320 of 365 days of the year.
The need for 27 total beds when only 22 are available here is VERY normal. And that was the maximum they hit during the so-called "lethal pandemic" peak.
Is that your definition of a crisis, AL Doggity? That's AVERAGE.
On top of that ICU capacity was reduced in 6 of 10 provinces!